Is running good for heart disease patients?

The benefits of running for heart disease patients should be judged according to the specific situation.

If the patient has coronary atherosclerotic heart disease, acute myocardial infarction and other heart disease, the benefits of running for the disease are not great. When the patient runs, it can increase the burden on the heart, increase the myocardial oxygen consumption, easily induce the attack, and even cause sudden cardiac death. If the patient has hypertensive heart disease, running has great benefits for the disease. The patient runs to help consume excess fat in the body, help control blood pressure, and reduce blood lipids.

Heart disease patients should consult a doctor to determine whether they can run. Be sure not to run blindly by themselves, so as not to endanger their health.